vanilla-nodejs: A TypeScript repository from tunde-olu

This is a Vanilla NodeJS project written in Typescript

Getting Started

First, cd in to Rest-API in the root folder.
```
cd Rest-API
```
You can either run the project in src folder (if you have ts-node install) or dist folder (if you want to run the app with plain node).
Then create two folders (.log and .data) inside either src or dist folder depending on the method you chose above.
```
mkdir src/.logs
mkdir src/.data

	or

mkdir dist/.logs
mkdir dist/.data
```
Create three folders (checks, tokens, users) inside the .data. A lot of functionalities depends on this as the folder is where the files from the app are going to be stored. (No database).
```
touch src/.data/checks
touch src/.data/tokens
touch src/.data/users

		or

touch dist/.data/checks
touch dist/.data/tokens
touch dist/.data/users
```

Run the app:

ts-node src/index.ts

or

node dist/index.js

The routes list of the app (both frontend and backend) are:

/
/ping
/api/users
/api/tokens
/api/checks
/account/create
/account/edit
/account/deleted
/session/create
/session/deleted
/checks/all
/checks/create
/checks/edit

When you start the app, you can run some admin only command line code which can work as the admin dashboard of the app. The codes and what each code does are:

exit - Kill the CLI (and the rest of the application)

man - Show this help page

help -  Alias of the "man" command

stats - Get statistics on the underlying operating system and resource utilization

List users - Show a list of all the registered (undeleted) users in the system

More user info --{userId} : 'Show details of a specified user'

List checks --up --down : Show a list of all the active checks in the system, including their state. The "--up" and "--down flags are both optional."

More check info --{checkId} : Show details of a specified check

List logs -  Show a list of all the log files available to be read (compressed only)

More log info --{logFileName} : Show details of a specified log file

tunde-olu/vanilla-nodejs

Getting Started

The routes list of the app (both frontend and backend) are:

When you start the app, you can run some admin only command line code which can work as the admin dashboard of the app. The codes and what each code does are: